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T0MU8T0NK. AHIZ JXA. OCTOBER 7. 188
Haily IIoIi'm Mtuci Lilne.
Offlce, 401 Allun Btrei-t, In Trlbuli t bnlldlne.
tHugta lesw lumlotuuuat 5 A M. f i ConK'iilloii.
to connect wlili Enttcrn hound tmli., and al 1,'
o'clock M., toconucct wllli Woieru bound train
Ace iiiunoJtillou 8lKi' Iravti hi 7.S0 A M., aUo ai
30 I'. M. stttao liave every cUy Tor Uliarlt'lon
and lluucliucn, at i,.0 I'. M., and Mo ilnyi-, Ww
uesd n and Frldaja at 7 A. M. Tor lliurlteloii,
Hero "inl and Ml-liif.
XKW ll-ILKO,VI TIMKTAH1-C
EASTWARD.
San Francleco Icavo at 8 :30 a. m. every dai
Los Anxetee leatiat 7 a. m. second da
Benson lea vo at b :25 a. m. third daj
D'mlug It'iiMjm 8 p. m. third da)
Kaunas City leau-ut 6:30 p. m.eixthda
St. L.u.i i leateat 7 p. in. xlxth li;
hew Voile arrive at 10:30 a. m. eighth da)
WKSTWAKD.
New YorK leave at 8 p. m. every da)
St. Lm leave ai 8:50 a. m. third du)
Kn.n-o. Oli leateat 10:15 p. m third da)
Oemlnn Icaw ai 7 a. iii.alilh day
HetiiHiu leave ai 8:1.: p. in. tlxlh da)
Tuceou leave at 6:30 p.m. nlxthday
Los Angelea leave at 8:15 p. ui. eevruth u)
Nan FraucUco arrive at 3:35 p. in. eighth day
HallN.
Eastern Mall luc'udlng all points east or Ben
Ion closes U p. m.
Western Mail Including all points west of Hen
on clones 11:30a m.
Muney Order luiues cloves 3 p. m.
Itegistcr buslnes cloves 3:SU p. m.
No Money Order or lteuleter buslnos transact
el after otnen honrs.
Lar7cinW.Carr,of
Benson, a man whom we
consider a gentleman in eve
ry particular , and if elected
to the office of sheriff' of this
county, would do honor to
the position. We have not
had the honor of Mr. Carr's
acquaintance as long as
either of the other two can
didates, but consider him
above the shafts of malice.
Republican, Oct. 6.
liOCAL NOTKS.
"Work on iho prusp shaft, west tif the
Vizlntt hoisting works, has heen suspcmlul
for u lew days.
W. B. Wnlkcr leaves to-tlsy for Luke
Valley, N. M., to look nfter his extensive:
mining Interests.
Judgo J. M. Murphy iirrived in town
yesterday, nfler nn extended trip to Idaho,
Nevaditniid Clifoinlii.
W. II. bavap', of itiskv, came In lust
evening. He is ItiuMiig fur Iti-publlcan
voter, us tln'ie a ie i.one in th:.t section,
Frank Leslie ciuno m from Sulphur
8prliiRV.il ley lust evening, lie lms been
as far as the Swtsslicluis. licit- he rcpotts
nn abundance of game of the larger vari
ety , deer, antelope, bearand a few Indian
signs.
The County Hecotdcr rerotts ?,f!75
names on the Cheat Itcgbtor. St. David's
added lis qu ta of 27 named csierilm , and
it Is c-tlma cd that the county will regis
ter 2,G00 uumes before the cl sing of n g b
tmtion. We have npnn our exchange list a apcr
called the "C.ltco Print," pulbsliid at
Calico, Cai. Its name wmild bad one to
believe It a " Dolly Varden" bheei, and its
edittji's name Is Overshiuer. Now, that's
a t,ood combiniitinn. ,
Work-on tlic braneh rulliimcHiom Con
tcnlimi to Tombstone was suspended about
six weeks ugn. Qiuding bus been doue 10
within about two miles of town, but no
disposition has of laic been sIioau by the
company to continue!
James Wilson, who was arrested Thurs
day evening by Olllcer Kenney, lor the
larceny of u pair ot punts from his toom
mate, ilemy Danger, was yistcrduy ad
Judged utility by Judge Wallace, and ktn
teneed t CO days in the county j.iil.
Billy Fay, who was seriously burned at
the Fourih stneitlic some monil s sijue,
is recovering us last as could be expected.
He is able to be up, and ill soon be about
the btrcets. Ills face will always bear a
reminder of his nut row escape lrom a ter
rible d';ath.
The residence, No. 557 Eighth slttel,
owned by Gcmgt: Muuk, untl oceupkd by
Waller Palmer and Dennis Kane, was in-to-ed
by burglms Tuursduy evening and
robbed ol two gold watches, a p.iir of
pa'tis, an I about $100 in coin. No clew as
yttto the thltvcs.
Frank S. InaoIdby, the well-known
druughtiinan, Intends taking his departure
for Lake Vull.-y, New .Mexico, in a few"
days. Frank is on of the clevere.-t men
in his profession, and a bustling cily like
Tombstone should give him encourage
ment en'Hgh to remain here.
While the residents of Fremont street,
below Fourth, are duly aw an of the bt-ne-
flls derived from the thorough sprinkling
of that thoroiighfatc, it would be a wise
move on the part of the I unchtica com
pany, to deter that portion of itsdttts,
until the mud, which has bet n uch an an-
uoyance of lute bus tlUnppeaied.
The 't.ir of the Oth says of the popular
nominee fur Councilman: "Jas. II. Tcvis
and his estimable lady arrived las-t tiisrht
from Tevlslon. They will remain until
to-morrow. Captain Tevis is a candidate
for the Legislative. Council from Cochise,
and his (.lection is a foregone conclusion.
He is an old Arlrmui, and lute to all in
terests, irrespcrtio of tecUmi.
It is now nscertninid thai High Private
is a S'. -ailed Dcmociat who lms bcin
fed on olllcial pap for the p ist few yours,
and was thrown overboaid by a convention
of his party, because he was not de-mid
cither cfll -lent as an olllcer, or t-potlt'S4 as
a man. He had belter be gu iidcd in his
expressions or some development ni iy be
made to the public far from pleasin? lo
him.
O'Brien Moore, who hns filled tho posi
tlnn of cily editor on this paper dining
the management 'if Mr. Purdy. yesterday
tendered bis resignation. Hi will nsMimc
a similar position on our evening contem
porary. Mr. Moore is a journalist of a
great deal more than ord.nnry ability, and
his manv friends In Tombstone will be
plared 1 1 lea n that his sphere of ustfiil
bms still remains here.
WEEKLY MINING REVIEW.
Thcro is nothing absolutely new to re
port this week. '1 he outlook is encourag
ing, but that is not new, as wo have chron
icled nothing but chtciing news for
months piH. Thero is initio work being
dono in Tombstone district at present than
'.t any time within its hitoiy. Assess
ment woik is being done, dfclopmenl is
continued and the grtni producing mines
aro turning out bullion as usual. Thete
wero never so many miners employed In
the distill t. and nliilo we cannot encour
age miners inicntl'ng to conic here in pur.
suit of woik, still thete are very few habit
ual uiidcrgtouud delvers to be found out
nf ctnployniini In the city,. This is, per
il ips, ihe best uimge to go by in appmxi
m.tlin tie amount ot woik being done in
th'-emp. By reference to our di tailed
report published beh.w, it will be seenihi't
the bullion output of last month, so far
as repoit d, hns incnascd. This i nota
bl so in tnc Cunt nt'ion and Head Ceuter.
The old reliable Grand Cent al issti'l near
the front, though correc figures as , ct cali
tml be obtained. The utilization of man
gancje n llux in the smcltet of the T. M.
ifcM.Co, at Charleston, is souk thine of
vast impt.rtance to the distrct. Nearh
all inangancsc ore catties more or less sil
ver which, under ibu new ptoeess, can ul
m st all be saved, besides tel'cving smelt
ing companies of the cxpciiscof frcigloing
ir.ni ore. The qu.iuiity of mancaiicsc ore
1'iying as wnsie on the di He rent dumps in
tills district is lnrj:c, and under the new
idea, can be made ptolitable. Taking it
all in all, the prospects ot the camp wcte
never brighter, and the coolcsKheadcd men
in the distiict uad never mote faith in iU
perpetuity
T. M. & M. CO.
Incline No. 1 in the Goodcnough iJ
1 outng veiy well. The West S.deinl-u
snowing up extremely well Drifts have
been started north nad soulli on the third
levil, and some very nice ore was encoun
tered in the soutl, diift a few days asjo.
Tnc slopes are looking as well as ever, and
producing thcusu d amount of ore. Duting
the week a to id was c mplcted from tlie
Wedge to the Lucky Cuss, in order to fa
cilit.te the transport n ion of otc lo ill
smtlter. Twelve men ate employed at the
Lucky Cuss extracting manganese oie.
The furnace nt Charleston is running along
very satisfactory, though not ar its full
un parity i The succes-ful intioduelion ol
manganese as llux hns somewhat clateai
the man .gi rs, and justly so, a it is a most
impoituiu discovery for the camp. Jit.
Rhodes, thu assistant stiprrint lidenlof tau
Pombstoiiu company, ncenily found some
valuable ln.ingatic-e ore on thedttnipot tin
Luck ,Suc, whiclt thoownct's ol that cl.iuu
had lu'tted one side as waste. There is any
quantity of ill it kind of ore in thai locality
taut becomes quite q tillable in view of the
recent discovcty.
EMfim:.
Started work on the 1100 level, and drift
ing north a.id south. Dtilts looking very
well. All woik being done is in thennture
of explorations. W .rk continued on the
4i 0 and 450 kvels. The mine is in excel
lent condition. Only one shift workiug.
HEAD CE.NTER.
Still stoping beiwicu the llrst and
.bird levels and taking out the usual quan
tity of ore. Timbering somewhat ex
tensively on the second level. The
prospect are very favoraltlo for some ore
in the ninth end. The bullion shipments
fur the month of September amounted to
$25,101
COXTTNTION.
Taking out thu usual amount of ore.
The winze from ihe COO level, struck a
strong stieain of water a kw days ago.
Winzj in a very fair body of ore, when
waier commenced to tloiv. Cannot pro
ceed fiitiher with winze until pumpiug
machinery is elected. All twenty btainps
of the GlrarJ mill at work oil Contention,
second class. Will prob ibly finish milling
sicond class this month. The bullion
shipments for the month of September
amounted to $151,200.
OUANU CENTltAI..
Everything running along about as
usual. The drifts in the CU0 level are
making good progress, and show good in
dications of oie, but nothing lias been
struck us yj', ho vcvjr. Tail slopes all
through the mine arc looKini; goal, ami
producing Ihe usual amount ot ore. The
exact tlgtnes of tho bullion product ot
last month have nut been received us yet,
but will exceed 100,000.
TnA2Q,tILI.nY.
Working along as usual. The new
hoist ng machinery iswotking admirably.
Hoisting several tons ol ore daily, but
have snipped none to the mill for the P s
week. Will resume milling ore in a few
d iy s.
i.socnsou..
Stoping out large quant tics of ote be
tween the tit st and sicond hvcls. Started
D sink a wiiuu from the second level ; now
down twelve feet in a si. lid body of good
oie. Timbering the main incline nnd pre-
piling to liy u track. Still pushing the
west dntt in the 83.foot level. The fol
lowing assays wuiu taken by the nssaycr
nt the Gir.trd mill, from aveiage bucket
samples No. 1 183.10, No 2 $81,70 No. ii
$118,10. backing some lich ore with In
tention of shipping to Benson to the
s-iuelier. This is by way of an experiment.
OLD (1UAUD.
Untitling along about as usual. The
woik bei.ig done is mostly in the way of
cxploraiions. Tie mine looking well.
Working a light f ice at prest.ni, but will
start up lull h .tided so n.
TUUNDEUllOl.T.
Commenced sinking a new shafi to tap the
main ledge a few days ago. Discovered ledge
8 J feet from the surface. The shaft will
connect witlt a drill hum old shaft at thai
depth. Will ship some ore to the Boston
mill about the middle of next month. The
mine looking in excellent condition. Will
bj a steady bullion producer e:e many
month?.
GUEUMI CONSOLIDATED.
Still cress cutting for the fool wall, nnd
have exposed a fine body ot ore. Tilts
ptopetiy is in excel'ent condition and pto.
misis 'o bj onn of tii' gr at min.s of tho
western p mion of ih di trict.
correnoroLis (.iisuki:).
Sullicient Iuui o i av n tin ivetl to tim
ber thu shaft iroji lop t j bottom the work
goes abend us fnst as possible. The shaft
is being cut down to a two companment
shaft nnd consequently progt esses slow,
but under the fori mmship of R.D. Brtdan
lour ids have alicadv been put in place,
ami before the end of the month the wrk
ol timbering will be complete, and sinking
on the ledgo lesumcd until the water level
is reached.
SAN TEDllO.
The west dtift on the 205-foot level is
now in 00 fect.thcface of tho drift looking
most promising, having strong indications
of ore. Stoping on the 230.font level in
good oie, which is daily impioviug in
quality. Upraise on same level slill holding
out well. Started dtiving a southwest drift
on the 100-foot level, to cut the ore 120feit
above the upraise on the230.foot level; face
ol dnft highly mineralized. Woik on
shall No. 2 Is bting piosecuttd with vigor.
At 20 feet the Udge is the full size ol shalt,
containing low grade ore. The walls ol
the ledge ate very icgular, and the ledge
widens t.s depth is readied.
uonsKHiioE.
Work on thc225-loot level is being pros,
ccutcd as fast as the hard quanziie will
permit. The southwest diift is now in 125
liet and hi.s about 40 lcci fuiihcr to go to
stiikc Ihe ledge. Examining ths Horse
shoe company's property from surlacc indi.
cations, wc tind u large iron cropping, lrom
10 to 20fietwide,running th rough the cvn
ter of ihe claim. Ou the east of these crop,
pints is hard quuitzite, on the west lime.
From appearances the ledge is dropping in
an casteily direction, and from indications
on the 225-loot level, cavities tilled with
ore in the center ot diift, can not be far off.
The company has certainly prospicted this
claim with vim, and beyond a doubt will
soon leap the leward they deserve.
FAIR VILLA.
The winze ou Ihe 100-foot level has been
.-unk 15 leet. Good ore was extracted from
it the whole depth. Theie is sume change
in the fotmaiion, granite, highly mineral
ized, making from the cast side and croud,
ng the ore towatd the foot wall, contract.
in tr the ore stteak somewhat, but ci.ncm
t rating more metal Tue winze will be
sunk to u di pill of 50 feet and a drift run
southward. Evwr thing is in firsl-cli.s
order, and the mine looking in a most flat
tering condition.
NOTES.
Work on the Sea Surge was suspended
a tew days ago, and will be resumed in
ihnty days with renewed vigor.
The Pleasant group of mines, o'vm d by
Fu. Wilson. John Gray, Phil Montague
and John Whitchtr.of this city, -.nd which
ate situated about two null's from town,
ate showing up well, and assays made
average $80 to the ton.
The Wintield siill continues to show
well, and is turning out some very high
gtadeore.
The Blue Jacket and Litllc Devil are
vicing with each other, as to which can
produce the richest oie In the district.
Both promise to take rank among the
grcit mines of Tombstone at no distant
day.
Superintendent Thompson, of the Eagle,
returned from a trip to San Francisco yes
terday. He is looking as healthy and vig
orous us usual.
The new double compartment shaft f
Ihe Stonewall is making good progie.-s,
notwithstanding ihe hard lime ruck it is
being diiven through.
Superintendent Farrel, of the Tranquil
I ty, returned from his trip to the ancient
pueblo yesterday. Ho stopped at Total
Wrick ou the way home, and speaks highly
of that flourishing camp.
Superiu'endcnt Church, of the T. 31. &
M. Co., returned home a few days ago.
The Randolph is still keeping up its
lick. About fifteen tons ot ore are daily
shipped to the mill, and the dump don't
show much sign of diminishing.
Mr. Wiley, of the Grand Central mine, is
making an active canvass for the Council.
There is no denying Ins ability to repre
sent the greatest of our Territorial indus
tries. But he'll get left.
The Luck Sure is t till sustaining its
name, and making its proprietors happier
daily.
The Franklin has a fine body of oie at
a dipth of 130 feet from the surface.
ranl lcmocrniio lleinonstiratlon nt
UlHtx-e.
Wednesday evening the principal candi
dates for county offices on tlie Democratic
ticket met at Bisbce, 'ind u mass meeting
of tlie people was organized to receive
Hum. The candidates were received with
uuboundid enthusiasm, and the ac
tion of the convention heartily en
dorbed. Speeches were made by Ben
Goodrich, Marcus A. Smith, General
Wardwcll, B. A. Peel, A. T. Jones and
Larkin W. Carr. All were cheered to the
echo, and the greatest enthusiasm prevail
ed. The old war horse of tlie Huachitcas
mace a grand onslaught on the Republican
p nty, and refuted the tadicHl lie, that the
Democratic candidates were in any way
connected with a county ring, lie sharply
criticised our evening cinlcmpornry and
its editor, and said that all the "ring" Co
chise county had was centered in him.
lie sa.d that Mr. Dunbar was
a chtonic office seeker and tlie llepublicnn
convention, while uot daring lo nominate
him in person, for the office of county
treasurer, nominated one of his tools, and
had to m ike a place on the ticket for the
editor in order to pacify him.
Mark Smith and Ben Goodrich made
able spceclics, and thoroughly reviewed
tlie history of the two parties in this
county. Mess s. Carr, Jones and Holland
were warmly received, and tlie entire
ticket promised an undivided Democratic
support.
The gentlemen named returned to this
cily yesletday alternoon, and all are well-
pleased vvitli the result of their trip.
llretlnc at It iiiM.-y'H Canyon,
Editou Eimtaph: On .Sunday evening,
the 1st instant, a large number of the nil
zens of Ramsey's canyon met at Mr. Ram.
sey's store for the purpose o' ra ifyimr the
nominations of tlie Democratic convention.
D. IC. Wardwcll was chosen chairman of
tlie nii'fi ing, and addresses were made bv
lion Goodrich, D. K. Wardwell, A. T. June's
nnd W. S. William. A regular old-tim-
Dem vratic love feast was held. Many of
inu iauia icoiui.iv ui me uunvou were
prc.cnt.
Leslie.
A COCHISE COUNTY CUK
IOSITY. A "Wonderful Cave UlBcovcrdd lu the
Mule .Ilouninlns-A Urrat Xutiin.l
urio-lty Will ne Thorough y
Explored in a Few Days
Colonel Gordon, au old tune prospsctor
and a very intelligent man arrived in town
a few days ago. from the Mule mountains,
wheic he hud been prospecting for several
months past. The Colonel is a keen ob
server, and can dcteiminc the nature of a
natural curiosity, or a ledge of mineral
with equul facility. Yesterday he gave an
EriTArii repiescniaiivc particulars of the
uiscovety of an extensive cavern near the
loo.hillsof the Mule mountains, about a
mile and a half from Sucldon's rauch. It
is about COO yards southwest of the mam
trail between heic and Bisbce, and
noi more than twelve miles fiom the latter
place, aud sixicen from here. The cave
as accidentally discovered by two young
men named Joliu Hilton and Bob Nelson,
who were prospecting. The mouth of the
cavern is about thtee feit and a half wide
ny a foot and a half long, and coulinuts
down filiecn feel about that size. It is not
ihehiiudiwoik of man, us there is not tue
slightest inuic.itiou that a pick, bar or drill
was ever Used in opening it. It has eveiy
indication of being a water foiniition,
and Is ui-qucsttouubly a work of nature.
On one side of the apciture a vein of high
Iy mineralized rock sevctul inch
es wide is plainly isible. The vein
is crystallized and copper stained
and gives indicitious of amounting to
something handsome as it goes down. The
cavern was discovered lust Saturday, and
tae ledge immediately located. The men
s-eeured the pkkct ropes attached to their
saddles and attempte I to explore the cave
by descending by mi ans of a rope, but h.iv
ing no candles it was detet mined so ab.tii
don the idea until the day alter. Sunday
Mcsms. Uiltm and Nelson, accompanied
by William Banning nnd Colonel Gordon,
visited the cvc, and Hilton wasloweieil
by means of a rope. The cave tuus down
it au incline of forty-tivc degrees, and is
uniform in size for riltem feit. It thin
opens out several feit and continues unt
orm to a depth of twenty-live feet, when
.t opens into an immense cavetn, the di.
ntensionsof wuich arcat present unknown.
The foot wall continues uniform nil tin
way down, apparently, but the opposite
side of the cavern could not be pencilled.
Along catcjo pole was let down to Air
Hilton and he Hid a lighted candle on Ihe
end of It, an J by that means tiled t. gnzc
on the other side, bill could not saliate his
.otiosity. There was noi a lo no rock on
die wall, and every th.ng seemed peifect
lie was lowered down to a depth of lony
li ct, and there found another oaicn
brandling oil" behind the main chamber.
Exploring 't with his light he found it lo
consist ol a solitary chamber about sixteen
feet square, with perpendicular walls.
That being the extent of his rope, he
was hauled to the tip. He reponed
seeing frequent signs of mtueial, while
below, but could not determine the extent.
It was decided to lower Mr. Nel-on, wiili
his pockets haded with stones, which he
w is diiecieJ to drop when he leached Ihe
end of tlie to,c, and listen, in order to
dtt-riatne the depth of the cavern by the
ssund. Ho diopped several of the stones
successively, and heard t.iem roll dowu
wards until hccoitld hear no longer. They
certainly had not stiuek bo torn for seven
ty or eighty feci, or ho would have he nd
them. He next tiicd tu fling a stone against
die opposite wall, and was in a degrie
successful, and thinks so far as he could
regulate the distance by sound, that it was
uot les than sixiy feel away. Col. Gordon
says th'it a party are preparing to
thoroughly explore the cave ou the ICih ol
til s month. Tho shaft for the first fiitecn
feet wheic it is narrow will bj opened out
so as to admit a bucket, a windlass will be
erected, aud a couple of men lowered.
Calcium lights wi.l also be si cured in oi
der to throw lurid light on the extensive
subtcatranean chambers. The discovery
caused much excit. meut in Bisbce and it
ismorcllian ptobilile than an extens ve
crowd will be on hand ou the sixteenth.
The CeleMtial Victor.
The cornel wn eh is visible just before
dawn in the e-istern skies, i- looming up
.is bright and beautiful as it did when it
first made its appearance, over u weik
igo. This is the same comet, wh ch,
ai'coiding to eminent astronomeis, was
seen in 1343, and still lat-r in 1880.
It' appearance after an absence of so
s'iort a dur..tiop, is i.ttriluted to i s hav
ing passed low don throujh the atm s
phetei.f the sun nnd been so ittarded by
tin resistince, that its orbit was grcady
disminished. People of a supi rstitious
turn of mind will noi be pleased lo learn
that within two years it will again pay a
visit and will pass near lo the sun nnd
may possibly pbtngo into it Thee m t
is plainly to be si en tit about 5 o'cl. ck
a. m. Its nucleus is not so plainly d s
cernible until about 0 o'clok, on uccoi nt
of its being beneath the hoiizou, but it
flcty tail shoots up a great white bar oi
light, which i'cumiratcs the hiavcns in
ginnd blyle. It will we'l pay anyone to
rise early in order to get a good view ot n.
a Foi'tlicomliitr C nccrt.
John Kclley, the pioneer viol nst, has
through the solicitation of many frim s
and admirers, consented to give another
of his delightful concerts before leaving
this pari of the country. Saturday even
ing, October 14, bus been fixed as Ihe
date, andSchiellelin hall its tlr phtc '. All
wh had tie plcasur- of listen ng to Mt.
K l'ey's rec nt inlertiinmcn" will nit
fail to b3 pres n", n 1 those who did net
should embrace this oppoituni-y,aj it will
surely be the last time the ol 1 pioneer
will appear in public in T mist. no.
Jlenson l'ubllc Hilinol.
We are indebted to Mis I allie M. Bus
ter, teacher of Benson public school, for
the lollowing: The whole number of pu
pils enrolled for Scptemb r was 32; aver
ace d-iily attendance, 30. The nam. s of
those deserving special mention for good
deportment and scholarship arc as fol
lows: Nellie Greenwood, Genie Green
wood, Ftank Siewatt, Angelila Iletity,
Edi Sebrav, Annie Douglass, Walter
Doai;las3, George McAllister, Lillic Coker,
Manuel Riittirfield, Franci-co AaiaUc,
Manuel Bornsdo.
THE YUMA TRAGEDY
Full Particular) ar the AasInn
tlun of l.eupiilil Furrcr The Mur
derer "V'urrovvl.v l-Mi-upes Lynching
(fcl-eclal DUratcli to tlie Epitaph )
Yuma, Oct. 0 The Yuma SvUtiuel of
t i-tuorrow inclining will print tin follow,
ing: Yesterday morning, Mr. Leopold
Furter, brother-in-law f Samuel Purdy of
the Tombstoue Epitai-ii, was, without
nrovoc.atmu or warning, idiot by William
Doneliy, nn employe of the tail toad com
pany. Doneby had deposited with Mr.
Furrcr last winter a certain sum of money,
which he had almost immediately drawn
and gambled away. At various timis
since then
DONEI1Y HAS UORIIOWED MONEY
of Furrcr, promising to pay whin the ry
car came. A short time ago he til gta; h.
ed to Mr. Furrcr from Colton for $1(0,
which was refused. On Thursday niglt
lie came in from Indto, and accused Mr.
Furrei of having money of hie, and de
manded its payment. This was refusid.
ind it is reported that Donehv threatened
violence. On Friday morning Doneby
lib d to pel a pistol from the hotel, but
failing, bought one at Ginacchio's siorc.
At about half-past six o'clock he went lo
Futrcr's saloon, and approaching where
Mr. Fttirer nas sitting reading a newt.
I npcr.be demanded payment. Befi re Mr.
Furrer had time to protect or defend him
self DONEHY SHOT TWICE,
one bullet sti iking Mr. Furrer in the
breast, the bullet tanging down and pro
ducing death almost intan'ly. Doneliy
uis then seized, disarmed and 'aken to
jail. As soon as the news was ci cu'. tvd,
ihero was a universal ex rcssion of sor
iow and consternation by Mr. Furrer's
friends, and it came near taking il e defi
nite shape of a ncckiio ftstival. The cor
on -r inquest found a verdict in accord
ance wiili these fait-'.
The board of superv'sors, of wuich Mr.
Furrcr was the chaitman, held a Kgilai
meeting yesteiday allerni on, bin adjourned
alter passing suitable resi Unions.
When it became evident that the fr:enr"s
of Mr. Futrer vvcie in earnest in their de
mands lor vengeanreupi n Donelit , Sherifl
Tyncr icmovcd his prisoner to the 1 eni
lenti.iry, where he will be comparatively
safe.
THE CATHOLIC FESTIVAL.
The I'.vcnt or tlie frriBon tUrani Fi
nancial IHU.CI'NH.
Last evening at Sch ellclin Hal1, ore of
the most enjoyable festival, ever given by
a chinch society, t ok plac tinker the i us
piecs of the ('.'itholii; denomination. Tin
ha. I had been very ti-lcfully dicotalctl
and sirvrdiia a pietly background forth'
many pretty luces and handsome toilci
which abounded on eviry hand. T hi b
stone society people lutncd out in ful
force, and fiom the opening hour to Hi
closing at 3 '('clock, indulged in an unm
tcrrupted How of enj lymcnt. Considcr.ibh
interest was m inifc-ued in the chances
MEsSItS. WAKD, CAItll AND NEAOLE
to carry off the ilegant gold-mounted cant
whiihwastobe piisentcd to ihe candi
date, for the shiicvalt .receiving tlie hiid -est
number of votes, and lhi, no dnult
added considerable ze-t to the eijoymin
of the cvcninir. Father Gallagher, tl
paft t of ihe chinch, was untiring in hi
eiloits to make ihe entertainment a suc
cess, and by kind l eaimentand an cviden.
desire to please, did Irs share towa d mak
ing il a pleasant evenin1.'. The "young "a
dies in chatge of the various booths, man
a awl liicir part admirably, und succeedeu
in adding
MANY A STHAY DOLLAR
to tlie receipts Dancing, lo the trusic cf
Vtcent's band, was inaugurated at nini
o'clock, and continued until lluee o'rl. k
with litile inieiruiiou. Prof. McCatty
aitedas callir, and peiformid the duty
with his usual ability. The voting
throughout the evening was very brisk
over $GU0 being ttken in at the polls. J
one o'clock the lesult was
-till unknown, but Carr, the D. mo
erntic standard beater was though'
to be in the lead. The f l'.o ving wee the
v.uioue committee: Manag is Frank
Boarman, N. Kenealy, J. E. Btophy, Ei.
L.ng. P il ng Missis May .Mitgan, Kat!
Mugnn, II ittie Haulon. Supper 'I abl s
Mrs. Lo Van, Mis. C .leman, Mrs. Burke
Miss Alice Mtigau. Ice Cream Airs
Ciutchly. Lemonade Stand Mrs. Mahoney
and M s. ( ostello.
The receipts fiom admission, voting and
icficshment stands are estimated at ifl.COD
and as t le expense will be comparatively
ligli', a handsome sum will be added t
the chinch t easury. At half pait twt
o'clock the votes cast for the several cand -dates
for the shrievalty were c mnted, and
showed the following result: Cair, 092;
Ward, 532; Ncigle, 040; thus declirtn
Dave Neaglc entitled lo cany the gold cane.
TEUKITOICI VL TOPICS.
Williams. thencv stitton on the Atlantic
and Pacific railroad, h is a fine saw mill,
sever il st 'res, and will soon have a school
house atd church.
The 1 lying of water pipe progresses in
Tucson, and tlie inhabitants will soon lie
supplied with water by (he new company
Phenixis in need of reduction vvoiksam!
.i system of narrow.g.iuge railioads to tap
lite licit miuiiii; eountry surrounding it.
Judge Ficnch arrived in Tutsan yester
day from Piescott.
A boom is anticipated in mining inler.
ests in Maricopa county the coming sea
son. Mail communication between William?
and linial Park is evp-cted sixn.
Properties in Dos ''ah za- arc looking
up sin e 1 1" sale cf the Mineral Park
caim f r 5 ,0 K.
'I h fo m .1 op n'ng f fie h t I at Cala
basas vas cile'nat'd in file st le. and a
large number of people were in attendance.
Tucs'-n's police force consists of four
regulats.twos iic'alv'ne n'ght watchman
at th-jail, an I f e c'.ief.
Over 200 people fr mi Tue i n were in
atlendance at ihe formal opening of the
hotel U Calabasas.
Scv ral roi nil n liac ninle their ap.
pcanuce in ttits c 'y within the list few
da , ni ''iiirns sh uM akt extra pre
cautuns nbut their prem.scfl hereafter.
Doane & Hensheiwood,
San "Praaolsoo, California,
Importers und Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
(JUlt SPHINU STOCK IS NOW OPUS AND COMPrtlSES COMI'LUTE UV.S OP I'ltlXTS
Glnghamx, Dress IIwkI-. Calimeri'?, Miiun.lng Uaod', Ulster Cloth?. Silk", Viliet,
Trlirnnlugs, silmwls. UomrMle U ol, Whim Grxxle, Prusol, Hosier, Mtrluo
llnikrrtenr, Itlbb us, La ct, NecU We r, Ulovep, I'uncy Good, Ac.
Wo ore also ttL'unt- for tkccelhrat d oster UIovl-k. and Tor the beuclituf parties nlshlusto order
them we Kiie the price: 5 hook -. 7 hook', $'.:i 15 linnke, tn white a d open shades only, $8.W.
Orders promptly Ullid and gailermtlon guamuteed. Samples sent on application.
DOANE & HENSHELWOOD,
Kearney Htreet. Corner Sutter, rayStf Kau PrnnrlKCO, California.
FURNITURE!
F. S. Chadbourne & Co.
735 MARKET STREET, SAX FRANCISCO,
Desire to Inform the Public that Their fttoclc of
FDBirnnffi
UPHOLSTERY
WAJtNEVEIt MORE COMPLETE THAN AT PnERKT. Ol'H WAIIEP.OOVS ATIR TILL
MlwIthamiMi complete HMorirmni of KIMC. MEDIUM and LOW PKIOKIl FUKNITUhE. mt
ihlch is both Bei'.tllu and Artletlr. Onr le Ijn aie new, and none tun the Best WurkmaiKnlp U
illoed to li-iive our Sale-rooms. Iloti-Isaid prlia u riddO'Cr fuini bid. Pe-lpn erlr!it!nd
Estimate glien. Pmprleio of Interior nnd kc 'shore re'ort will find a very extensive . nriinrui
itfpiclnl nricci". lutoidlng urchuetrs will conuIt their own Inlertfta by thoroughly .nipecllne
our stock before purchiluj.;.
F. S. CHADBOUKNE & CO
No. 735 Market Street,
Althee Lorette,
WHOLESALE il REM MERCHANT,
consult TiiiitumT. ai maiii:. liAxs:. yvsia.
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS RKSPECTFULLY CALLED
TO MY STOCK OF
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,
FANCY GOODS, BOOIS, SHOES & EVERY VARIETY OP
Gents' and Ladies' Wear,
I Hkvo Everything in the Sli.tpo of
Hardware, Guns, Pistols, Cartridges. Powder, Etc.. Etc
THE LARGEST AXD O.NLY COMPLETE
UOCSE ON THE
205 & 207 Leidesdorff, and 529 Commercial Streets,
CH,C.73 OCS'STREET. SAN FfiANCISCO, CAL.
Wa lcoop ou hand Iho largest Ctncli cf Aacrican Tanc7 Typo ever kept on
this Coast, tocoUier with a. complete stock ot MUlor & Itlchard'a Scotca Type, and
can furnish at a moment's notice onythlnc in the Printcra' lino from a toilUn to c
Cyllcdor Press. We save a very largo stoclc oX New and Secondhand Printing
Presses of oil makes and sizes. Wo aro solo o cents for, and keep in stock, Campbell
Cylinder Presses, Cottroll & Cabcock ditto, also Peerless, Clipper, Jewel, Gordon and
Washington Jobbers, Wishlnston Hand Presses, new Baxter Steam Undoes (Just
tho thins for printers). Tuortc Water Kctors, Gem Paper Cutters and a full Una ot
Sanborn's bookbinders' Machinery. Our ridelity Holler Composition and Peerless
Printing Inks are considered the best in uso. Have you used our Perfection plates?
They save editorial work and composition, and thcroforo eavo money. Sond for our
Catalogue.
CEHOIHEK No House on fills Coat ran compete 111111 as In Quality of Goods.
KEANE BROTHERS
HAVE TI1E KJKEST AfafcOI.Tl 1) faTctK OF
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
THEIR rOITXTKY OltlU'.K fU'.I'AUT'Ill.X r IS IN IlIOHOUGII WORKING OR
':t, ami tbeir pntrnn- In AMoui cuu rely on tuning all order tillcJ prouiiJilj, nnd wliu complete
allcfactlon, at lb kmctt pi lets.
SAMPLES SENT ON APLICATION.
Wemake puribaffesrorour pitrous of goodaLotla ocr lino, on Uioutv beet terms, aud no com
.uli ton tbargvU,
107, 109, 111, 113 & 115 Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.
m5n3
jysiiioc
TUV. I.VtttJFT .MSOKT.1It:XT OT
IpntafliSiylisliCloaiMfllfflalIfcs,
AND CIRCTOARS,
FOR FALL AMD WINTER WEAR,
EVER BKOUOIIT TO TUB TEUHHOUY.
WILL BE SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES !
Are cordially Invited to call and
IMlK-ri'iit Sew York Maiiufietuivrc. nt
The New York
t;cuii:iri:i,j. kiiii -
J. O. FITZHESUY
IY Si
unnmv
mi
Choice
Hi
UlUbO
WE CAKKY THEJLAIIOEST AbSOUTMEXT OF
Groceries for
SH TOMBSTONE.
We represent onr Goods to be the Best. If they don't
prove such, Wo Stand the Loss.
FITZHENRY & MAMIELD.
217 iFiftli Street.
FURNITURE!
&
San Francisco, California
mjSOtf
TYPE I'OIXDUY AXD PULVTEKS' WABE-
PACIFIC COAST.
SUCCESSOaS TQ JliUIR & RICHARD
9 Scotch Type Founders,
BEDDING
eivedfromHewYork!
hcb tlto Xaw Styles or Ttventy-lr'ive
Variety Store! !
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